@boktor:

Hi all,

My company whant's a redundant router solution. I am verry interesting in the solution pfsense because the inplementation of connection syncrhonisation (pfsync). But when i look at the system overview i see at state table size 52/10000. Is this meaning that the maximal of states in pfsense is 10000? Because we have a large company, > 400 hosts is 10000 for a state table not enought.

10K states is the pf and pfSense default.  It can be changed in the advanced settings screen.

@boktor:

Has anybody experiance with a redundante cluster with carp and pfsync in a large company as seen on http://www.pfsense.com/mirror.php?section=tutorials/carp/carp-cluster-new.htm?

Not with pfSense, but yes.  I've been running such a setup on OpenBSD 3.5 since it released, no complaints and am looking forward to my next upgrade (which will probably be OpenBSD 3.9, not pfSense).

–Bill

@thinair:

I was wondering if it's possible (way in the future) to have pfsense dial out using a dialup modem (internal preferably) when the WAN link goes down.  And have it either to dial out automatically or manually, user specified.
I understand you guys are busy, so it's more of a wishlist item.

I don't have any plans on doing such a feature so another developer would need to pick this up.

@submicron:

Apparently this question has been asked before, but I cannot find any mention of it.  Why won't cntrl-c work on the pfsense shell to break out of a running process (like ping, for instance)?

Due to the way I reworked the interfaces.  I am looking into somehow faking the tty and thus getting job control back.  For the moment if you need to run commands that require CTRL-C I would suggest SSH'ing into the machine.

Scott